Bring Soft Golden Warmth To Your Artwork With Naples Yellow
SoHo Urban Artist Handmade Soft Pastel Block in Naples Yellow delivers rich fully pigmented color with an exceptionally soft velvety feel. Its wide block shape makes it easy to cover more surface than a traditional slim pastel, whether you are toning paper, building broad areas of color, or creating expressive painterly marks. The fine smooth consistency allows dense color to go down with very little pressure.
Handcrafted for artists who enjoy layering and blending, this soft pastel works beautifully for everything from broad strokes to delicate golden accents and smooth color transitions. The soft creamy yellow tone of Naples Yellow is especially useful for creating sunlit landscapes, warm architectural details, and softly illuminated still life compositions. Its gentle earthy warmth also works well for capturing natural sunlight, adding subtle highlights to skin tones, and blending with ochres, creams, and warm browns. Each block is individually handmade, so slight variations in size and shape are part of its unique character. The pastel measures approximately 0.56" x 1.3" x 1.53" and comes in a protective foam-padded box for convenient storage and easy access.
Key Features
- Naples Yellow handmade soft pastel block
- Rich fully pigmented color
- Super soft velvety consistency
- Lightfast color
- Wide block shape for generous color application
- Measures approximately 0.56" x 1.3" x 1.53"
- Creates dense marks with very little pressure
- Smooth consistency for easy layering and blending
- Ideal for broad strokes and painterly effects
- Handcrafted with natural variations in size and shape
- Protective foam-padded box for storage and easy access
- Jerry's Artarama exclusive handmade soft pastel block
Perfect For
- Large-scale pastel drawings
- Toning paper with broad areas of color
- Layering and blending
- Creating warm areas of Naples Yellow
- Drawing sunlit landscapes and softly glowing skies
- Adding creamy yellow highlights and golden accents
- Capturing warm architectural details and natural sunlight
- Building subtle highlights in portraits and figure studies
- Blending with ochres and browns for natural color transitions
- Broad expressive strokes
- Painterly pastel techniques
- Building dense color with minimal pressure
- Pastel artists and mixed media artists
